We are Missouri Workers Compensation Lawyers that have recovered over $50,000,000 for our clients.
The answer is—it depends. It’s essential to understand the legal risks and benefits before making any decisions. While Missouri law does not automatically prohibit working a second job during a workers’ comp claim, doing so can directly impact your benefits and even lead to complications if not handled properly. At The Law Office of James M. … Read more
Employers and their insurance carriers may delay or deny authorization, claim your injury was pre-existing, or argue the surgery isn’t “necessary.” At the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann, we’ve helped thousands of injured Missouri workers navigate workers’ compensation claims—including cases involving knee surgeries, denied benefits, and employer pushback. Injuring your knee on the job … Read more
Approaching your anticipated MMI date? Learn what it means for your Missouri workers’ comp benefits—and contact us to protect your rights before settling. If you’re pursuing a workers’ compensation claim in Missouri, you may come across the term “Anticipated MMI Date” in your medical reports or claim documentation. Understanding what this term means is important, … Read more
If you’ve been injured in a St. Louis work injury, here’s why choosing a local workers’ compensation attorney can make all the difference. Getting hurt on the job can be overwhelming—especially when your medical bills are piling up, you’re unable to work, and your employer or insurance company is dragging their feet on your workers’ … Read more
If you’ve filed a workers’ compensation claim in Missouri, there’s a chance you could be under surveillance—yes, even if your injury is real. Insurance companies are in the business of minimizing payouts, and one of the tools they often use is hiring private investigators (PIs) to observe injured workers and look for any behavior that … Read more
If you’ve filed a workers’ compensation claim, you may be under surveillance. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation. When you file a workers’ compensation claim in Missouri, you expect your employer’s insurance company to review medical reports, talk to doctors, and process your benefits fairly. What you might not expect is someone following … Read more